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Doctor Mobius’ Big Hairy & Scary LEGO Spider

April 2nd, 2010 by: Range


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Jason Ruff, also known as Doctor Mobius, created this big hairy spider out of LEGOs. It’s pretty awesome and has thousands of hair spikes covering its body.

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If that isn’t enough to give you arachnophobia, the spider comes complete with egg missiles and drones. Ever since I first discovered Spider-Man, I’ve had a weakness for spiders, so it doesn’t particularly creep me out.

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What’s really amazing about this build is the amount of detail that went into it. It starts to make sense when you take a look at it closely, but it’s only then that you see what kinds of bricks were used to make this thing. Even so, it’s kind of amazing how un-LEGO-like this build looks.

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[via Brothers Brick]

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  1. technabob says:

    Nope, no matter how many times I stare at this thing, I can’t figure out what sort of LEGO blocks he used to build it.

  2. range says:

    That’s because it’s kind of hidden thanks to those LEGO “hairs” he used. The hairs are those blocks that are controls in vehicles, a sort of joystick. Just putting those on hides the panels well enough.

    The other thing is that it’s pretty well-shaped for a LEGO spider. That’s what surprises me.

  3. Doctor Mobius says:

    I used several thousand of the little levers, on top of mostly black plates used to shape out the body.

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